The Bond market provides an opportunity for the Fed to raise prices without a downturn in the economy

The US government bond market shows that the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates to offset inflation without hindering global economic growth.

The real yields, the return on investment that investors can expect after inflation is considered, jumped sharply indicating that traders expect the US economy to continue to grow in the coming years even though policymakers are pushing for incentives to reduce inflation.

The 30-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (Procedure) – proxy for the real yield on the 30-year Treasury bond – broke above zero on Friday for the first time since June 2021. It closed last year at minus 0.47 per cent, according to Bloomberg data.

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“Fed control over the economy has increased,” said Robert Tipp, chief executive of PGIM Fixed Income.

The market move was acknowledging the strength of the US economy and its positive outlook, according to investors.

In 2021, US steel The increase in the economic downturn already caused by the fastest growing year since 1984. Vaccination, return to work and the promotion of the dynamic sector have all encouraged the resumption. But until recently, this did not appear in the Treasury market.

“Actual rates were very low compared to key financial values. That’s why it is understandable that they should go up,” said Gregory Whiteley, history manager of DoubleLine Capital.

Friday more powerful than expected job data was the most recent on the list of indicators indicating this recovery.

Most US supervisors payment reports showed a 467,000 job increase last month despite a recent rise in Covid-19 cases. It also included an increase in awareness of the increase in the number of jobs in November and December, indicating that wages have increased more than expected.

The market responded by sending yields to U.S. Treasuries to jump in, with 10-year yields reaching the highest level since January 2020.

A strong labor report would have raised awareness of rising inflation: more jobs and higher wages give workers more money to spend, resulting in a shortage of goods due to the crisis of retail companies.

Instead, traders have agreed that the Fed has more opportunities to raise interest rates and reduce inflation. Market standards for inflation for the next 5, 10 and 30 years, known as low prices, remained stable.

As a result they ended the week by increasing their total amount of funding that the Fed will tighten the policy this year to a five-fold increase, from four to five the day before.

“The entire inflation market has not received a memo or has a memo and the memo says inflation will return to normal by the end of the year,” Chris McReynolds, head of US inflation trading at Barclays, said. Thursday.

Yields over long periods of time are “very good. There is no idea of ​​inflation,” he added.

Actual prices are still frustrated by history: the yield over 10 years of the Advisory Framework remains below zero. Without a real price hike – or without a rise in inflation expectations – yields on Treasury bonds could be lower even if the Fed raises interest rates.

Although rising consumer prices are expected to rise for 40 years in January, there is some evidence that interest rates are beginning to decline.

Economists interviewed by Bloomberg predicted that rising consumer prices, which remove the effects of volatile energy and food prices, will rise in January more slowly than in December. Barclays economists have noted the fall in the prices of clothing and motor vehicles used in the expected change.

“I am convinced that the Fed missed out on all that was going on, which was a long time ago and insisted it was temporary. But this was the case in 2021,” said Andy Brenner, chief financial officer at NatAlliance Securities. “I hope inflation is low.”